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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

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Haht Go-e l4-ery.Dy tia: Haai. 70.
2isu aitguy .Aern NJ Pat .a..sa
wf.c1 non prDducf- 1.D.t VI t.g cgs'
consume. b. Alabama furnace. I,
Vii a!tJ tgu,1 WLeeHg2 lad bss.c.
me' where a Number u f1-lar.. ara
now ei'Ief completed " rcz.!Gy g1m.
Dir'iou 1gJ l.aiy mrrt me man.
railroad ernicr,n2 IN Birmingham.
Tie gap nov eIit'.H2 between IA.
ION and J.cL,ll, Ma, viii be lied
IN he near future. Tie narrow yusye
toad, Which nov c1AIccis Jsck,Gn
With Hat'l.ez ~ TIE 81 -i1siypi rive,
b, being "l3taed iUfo : >iind,rf
2nsge. Thus a direct Inc u cD,D,nr.
nica,ign yDa.i be esilyli .lcd between
The I'.si,alppi and the W~arrGrrivcr.
,be bcst iaraja. and g.. ,s. world
from ft@calops. to Macon. 10 y9,l
t'Fm add timber land from Macon (,
JtckenD he riehes, coal bed. N n,
known world between iHscalgo.a alt
Birmingham. There H. bound 10 bf
celablishcd, by the oDCraiion NJ ia,
natural law that man secs. 10 gra,if.
his desire AZ tho !els. possible cot. n.
interchange VI prai.c,s Lotzccu ,b,
mineral aud agricultural section
which VIII uf Itself be- more than AN
/, ply sufficient 10 make tie road IA,
handsome diyidcnds, while II, term
! ial fariiiilirs vi raise it a, once (,
! the rank Ola truuk line. The uacoi
y I1,ct!oosa was grand q. original,
. conceived, no" i, Is sluriou4 Iusea
r ioosa Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
How Negro Free kasons Ayenye
the Murderers Of thoir B~rOthorf.

Greenwood, Sept - \ negro man
named Harry Iayllr Killed anotller
negro on the Ia.lauajchic river about
'wo months ago. 1T that time m al.
tempt was made by the colorea Ma.
sons 10 lynch him. bat they were nrc-
rented hy Mr.. Slancll Iating TAYLOR
IN bis honse aud protecting him. Since
fi,en, both Harry TAYLOR amt his wife
have disappeared.
One day last week d body was found
coating ~ tho river near Shcllmound
which proves to DC Harry %iaylur. and
the impression Is that the colurcd Ma.
sons have made way with both TAYLOR
aud hie wife. George Evans, who Nas
banged here ~ tho 9th VI July by 4
negro NAB, wae supposed 10 have bcou
lyDchcd by the cOlortd Mas0ns be.
cause he had Killed one of their mem.
bers. Taylor had also killed u negro
Macon, and.thc feeling is getting "a
nc prct'ys rons that they take an oa,ll
N their secret organization to aveugC
'he death oil Il brother Mason. If such
Is the ease thr sooner /, ia broken up
shc better tor society.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

20, tine. and ,iey did NJ, have the A..
iacameui-. hui would have IN = few
taFs. at :Ley ssid lAey could do al
iae vors trai could be done OF tie
DAVIS: bG. | L-Jw better now, aut Il
I hal 1ou-at s b.ii.. Ike yours J
oog.3 aaye lauz W. -cWuy 1ud trim
MlBg 4, nicely - Noirs All Jennie r.
/ an going 10 trade Tor e Dsyis and
H3Y .he difference - price. tor ! am,
sareI c.1s1yea good deal Of f,,ue,
beside, doing M work satisfactorily.
Write 20 tho. y. Ferguson. Suear-
10 .a.-. Hi.- Tor Illustrated price list.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

10 Baum / Co, wholesale aFy
goods sni groceries. otMeilian, made
A. a=.i-u1ia 7 on Friday Of last week,
Their disabilities will reach nearly, il
tot fa..v. 500. % This was oas 81
the r.lc-' house. IN the city and until
-ee=r''v lal stood Il the head OF the
,-s5e:aru.ryve=rs. The entire stock
i za-s, e 2 had were turned over 10
Na,--. g. y. Robinson a13 J d.
H-Ei'. whom Chancellor trgus ap.
pointed as receivers Mr. Baum SAYS
~ failure vss brought about by his
creditor, il Philadelphia WHO pushed
hin money heuper Herald,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

Having tried latter al had failed to
rel.eYe) that great friend oi woman,
crate Fem0I. IvHic, The u-e OF 4 fcW
bottles cured me completely oi prUt1p-
-us apl fully restored the monthly
iuac!ious. as well a. impgrling renew
cd health and yigor. since using this
wonderful TONIC | am no longer the
victim u long spells Of nervous pros
.r-tiou VI icmala weakness, and heart
jy recommend to all suffering wamcu
CreJ!" Female Tonic, when afflicted
with these wasting and life destroy
lug female diseases.
Mrs. ". J. Lh2Ar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
Cures Cl.c1ic Cases.

Ar, Y. v. McDoas.d. Laurel Ilill.
Mi.,. write YOUR iIaghl-' Tonic
tor l1.i. anu !eyef ha, never failed ",
a-t ! haye =Uii ( 50 4 number q
chronic @scs. 1t cl:c, them every
:ine
Prepare! ty Il. \. Rubil.ou 6 Co,
Wtrlr.4lc Druggists. Louisville. hf,
SD .: r4:sll BY Druggists geHeFa!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

Undue exposure 10 cold winds, rain.
light or malaria, may bring on
inflammation and soreness ci the eyes.
Dr. J. Il. McLean's Strengthening Eye
~al.c viii suhdue the Inflammation,
cool and sJ1ihe the nerves, ana
strengthen weak and failing Eye
- cent. q box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
UNIVERSITY
or
MISSISSIPP
lie SSH Annual sesI!an c: lbs iis-
lien VIII 0pca a
Thur,day. september 90 lSs''

The faculty.. ,la..s'lls v s!s'fa H.5i
So and one Instructor. Is fi!. Z tu.
as-ll perfect Greer tie sy-1t,s' :
,.e,l;ei SUD p.r...-! Ica...l'
eyy,g.ps need pl' exceed S!ot y y
entire course a. nine months. L
dents s-lJ aaG s-.j. Tie 70" 'c-s.. .l
operation. sai . e~lsrieluiA eld-. - AZ!
ia thr JG.tHd - ts- .,.
For rH rs.-ea.aFs. ~nH .21 Hts.y'
49,. tb.i,a.e 5l TatI.lr. University.
Ala, Or D. -
auES-tl. oAie'i'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

Froqu ut accidopr, o'cur in The
household whirh rausr burns. cuts,
sprain- and hruj,e-: tn. NC IN such
"a, DR.. J, H. M,Lean'> Volcanic Oh
L'ujmorf has tor many years been the
constant tayorirc tamil" remedy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
Little Child Dying.

The ua-, pliiiil sight that can be
ura.e-, 10 father aai mother ! "a sec
,fei- i':l. darling suffering 50 from
tie effects or tee.1'Hg, The wise pa.
lien. give Or. Biggggs' liuca!eberry
F.--4ill - relieve FL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

We M. sc9n ,,sfasa' .gJ. -
~ f.5.ic ggg:sai !lr = fa.s4ic r..
'y,si Il ,as F'es ae3'. trip i.o>
m-af 'I.ss eet.,.z.J ..: a>~ aaLf
sot' irs, g.sfr1ug sl,et =Lai
@ 1c.s ar. sIlsl. soI eal Wa
'3sf & ar c9 aal "As, :.er mlga'
ase .r.f rri one: i.fere,'ryyr,-t
~ w-.cr aI Tsie ige bsa. y:i r..
'a'a. 'aaef .e lass -.a 10. we-p,,-
,-a.. tls -sa s.papefs y a-,s.
rtstf .e aa-3 s,t = t. 'ag pr.s..
r,a' ..s.ei . neg'5 bah
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
An Old Friend Dangerously III.

'You all know him lying there suffer.
lug 80 with that fearful casa OF dyscn-
tory OF a bloody type. Why not sug.
gvst TO him 10 Try DR.. Diggcrs' luck
lcbcrry Cordial, II relieve him after a
Icw dosea
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

\ beautiful woman must be healthy
anu 10 rcnain healthy aud beautiful
sse should tako ~. y w. McLean's
strengthening Cordial and Blood Pu-
rider. u i'nparts tone and iush to
tho skin, strength, vigor and pure
blood ; is equally adapted Tor al ages,
from the babe % The aged, Of either
eek.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
ES-Eso Correspondence,


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7 ssa1-l - ASz ~ col SIrvFe. ..
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vr-- ~itt t1a tl4 strain Oh scei8.
asa - E4By N1a.sTfJ.
tNaau-'- Us From.
ii- ~ cane p ~. through
.as- Baden, one
attic -s' --.e- watering On
the -1-t J, s.az'-l - Above
=. U;-rl7ts4u - -sle-, 8 tT-9-fl.
i.e --rcu E-urEUI tH- auZh he
eHs-- ott.s fova a. whiting q
iai. forest s3l E1.4tH. .h.ar
. 81 = E-4a5 .as here. The arzk-
- ball s1,l -c9f1-. an -onve.- - lon
asy ia1s are Ire Enas' J. EI-ops 1ut
49, zi cl SO water rom lhr
t-e-t=s' AS ---- a-z-- Aeoat 500
p-1- e Aa-I4 assemble here. a7d Tie
lie. 20 tre.- g-s z-1 eIie-'
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

y d%isordcrcd condition Of the stom.
arh, or malaria IN the system will pro.
siucc sick headache, yon eau remove
tllis trouble ny taking DR.. j. II. Ne.
Leans Little Liver and Kidney Pillets.
~ CENTS pcY yial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

Wife was delighted The first norm
iig 10 Know hcr Sick. Headache had
artnrlly left hnr the elects of DR..
t,hipnan's Pills. They always behave
that way, Sold BY J.. s. Mprphcy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
Mt Cost.

lofednco MY stock OF miscellaneous
ooyks, VIII sell them for cost, for cash
op'', for TIC neat so DAYS.
" +. lEHEis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

III. j. III. MeLoau's Chills aud t'oycr
lare 10 gentle IN action, aud warrant.
~ cerisiD cure - cents 0 bcluc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

Pc.-g1. zlo !=ai 4 i.i= D: exposure
80 Subjected - .n-gIa..-g. neural.
81 .1IJago asi wad ant : Y7,51.
BE remedy ID II. J. H. N-Ie-u- Vol
ca1.- O.. Li1l-es:: !: viz Danish pa.u
al -ly.,-e inflammation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01
CoTTo,; PREMIUMS.

The Business Men Of Macon offer
the following special premiums:
:. For hn.t bale Of NyXuhcc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

i,ar.a plr-ative reme6.e, s1e las,
..r.a2 WAY 70 tie gentle action aaa
m.ia tIsr:- o. CHipma1 Liver Pills,
Ifvgu vii ~ tae.7 they viii certain
is case yvl. >o.d hy T. :, ACrpaer
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

-gTHE IsHsEr II IK6tTI AsS"AL
r}.a. J.-Ea.D IL HaCoN, Ms,
crrgaiH- =. g, Z and *, 81.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-10-01

ur.r f.TEa
Saturday. Oct. !. 1851.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANcIsCO NAX. so 1887.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3O-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 3O-P. ".
Aside from tho continued shrlnkage in the volume
Of business the weakness Of the coal shares was the
pcuous feature OF tho stock market to-day. The
opening was strong and confident in response, per-
haps, to tho generally better prices In London In
the early dealings Pacific Mall rose about l per cent
and there a fractional Improvement throughout
tho list Excuses for aggressive selling were found N
rumor, supposed TO come from London, that no dvf-
dend would be declared Denver and Rio Crande
preferred stock, and In ole from Baltimore which
vaguely intlmated that there was rupture OF some
kind between the syndicate and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad The usual reports Of rate-cutting by the
Grand Trunk and the railroads west of Chicago were
not wanting, OF course, but 1t plain that In those In
stances repetition has dulled the effect There IS
Ohio syndicate will be carried on the lines origl
nslly laid out. There can DO dissefslonS except
between the members Of the syndicate and Selflnter
est, If nothing else makes quarrel impossible. The
purpose OF rumOrs of this kind IS easily perceived
1t highly probable that all the unfavOrable news
Of the day derived inspiration from tnose Who hoped
to see decline in prices The weakness of the coal
shares may be at ibuted tOthe same influences While
the general declines not II per cent, Lacka
closed,l IA per and Delaware and Hudson
So per cent lower and Reading closed at about its
lowest point although its final loss above the
average. The granger shares, on the other hand,
exceptionally strong, and Northwestern scored
advance of nearly per cent, although it ended at
IL per cent below the closing figure. Tho closing
somewhat weak at unmpurtani iecovelics.
There were sales of Governments bonds at the
boards, and the bids rregularly changed III
general the gold issues rather heavy, while the
currency Us were higher. The closing quotations
Vcrp f,ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil growths the marFet continues MONT.
nal Tho miier styles Sales 500 Mari.
cabo Option trading was moderately active nm mar
ket Final figures synpahy with stronger ads
Havre rrpreeen ting advance oI the day 10 poin
as follows: January, l4.10al475 February l4ea6l470
March, l465dis.70; Aprii II 65dlA7O Nav, 1860
1870: June. l46salt6C JHlv $3.50 ABB August
IL 20 ID 49, September, Ia l0H 4.20. October l4OO6
1910: Novembe lS.s50ls SO; eeember. Aso Ass.
The ransss on tho different months we've: January,
gi4:7o, .Apri',. 1850 40; Nay. i4.s5sitts;
9H.4o: September. l. 500 itl55 9.tossr iAloal4oo;
market prices were markei up Lice. market closing
firm at the advance Sales 237 bales (6l Ia 'vsn.
ing all which for consumption The port receipts
to-day aggregated 40OJ7 uas comparing with 1924 bales
ay 35 40 bales the cOrresp niing
date Of 1886 since september he he nnng Of the cotton
the been 3O332lG bales against
800 500 tales for the corresponding period last season
Quotations based American standard OF Classification are
"a alla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
SrccrsS OF 4 cHARIrABLE FAIR

The fair In behalf Of the Home for the H~a''u'e
Blind came 10 end at the lloici HruhS"'h ia''
night II IS regarded succc inl, although counter
attractions have diminished the receipts which us'aiy
r,sult from tho annual fair aud ba2aar The managers
snnouuce their readiness to Increase the usefulness
NJ 4e society and also N" number OF the inmates 10
the limit of ono hundred soon a. the means arc pro
vlded to Justify the step II IS worthy oil note tha'
This s the only society IN the state which receives the
hind after they havo secured their education at DINER
institutions and md lmpos-bi" 10 gain nv chh"pd
a arpe number of annual subscribers vas added To THO
isl during the fair Most of thr Lady mahatciS wro
I'm Charge az bUoths M tho fair were actiNo w"rkr
Among those present yesterday were MIS- August Bel
mont Mrs. Daniel j Co,tcr, Miss T. II. Ioihcal, MISS
Anna NJ Underhlll, Miss WinslOw, Miss DchOn, Mrs.
v O. Hall, Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mrs Daniel limiting
ION MIR, Charles II. Leland Mrs. John &. Peters, and
NJ ri, SaftPree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
COTTON MArxEr.-aY rELEseAPn

LIVERPOOL. New. 80 4rm.-Cotsn Futures closed steady
Upapds MidliuS clausa Docomber dsysrv. .U4d.
ivrr, DccemDer AMI January delivery J064d seller,
Ja1.sry February delivery 1854 buyers February
and March delivery, 80 sd buyer: March asd Anl ds
livery $50 64d. buyers Apr AND NAY delivery t.'et
buyers May uns delivery AB4d buyers June snd
July ovory 5476ii sellers July and August delivery.
4064i. solIrra ,,,, - A..
uILyEsION Nov 30 -xiddling. l2-lb Low MID
ding GlG GOOD Ordinary l2i6 net ana gross reoepo
1908 bates sales .29G b,lss stock. 10 ts' oAios
NohFOLK 3D-Cotton- Mlidling, TO- srt an gross
receipt, 1903 bales exports 20 Great Britain ooo nAns
xpot. wise, iDS bales sales. lOOo pAos s"cA
5J 897 bales. . .,, n. L. ,,1
SAVANNAH. Nov. 30-Cott)n-MidilDs ~ -" WI
ding Good Ordinary. So; net ana gross IeeP' To-
bales exports tho eminent 600 baies nA"A -'i""
stock, 1879 bales ,,,,. n =, m rxu
NEw-OKLxASs Nov S0-Cotjon- aiddline. Io,io I~~
m,adInr tooi Ordinary lilo; not rooepts To- .oi
bales receipts H. $50 bales e1poats 70 e,ar:
iO3 bales rts outiprnt Asza
coasIwIsc bales sAlss 5000 sAissi so'N SosooA
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
uorsrUotD ory1vryTS ~ pRorrSIox

Tho announcement that the Hfm Of J. :. tonNrr
& Co would begin yesterday their annual eNhip' o'
the fine stock OF and beautiful goods Wm'h h'''
been especially designed and modelled by Their corps
~ worLmen attracted largo number Of people 10 mo
establishment n Nc. % and 30 West 1wcnty-'hrn-
g. Tho display has been especially arranged WIN
reference 20 tho holiday season. and IS particularly
rich I'm handsome holiday gifts. \ novel p''' ~
handcrar Is presented IN the ladies' "orkha'h' I'D
various designs Of light and oirn brass work. Hi.d
and inter laced with satin. Among tie n"V'l'l'' arr
a notable collection Of ctaecrcs aud cabinets bIa'
and wood work stands. for M" dictionary c'chhF'
and music, and an imposing array Of onyx ann orA''
redos'als. many OF thcm having been designed on
special orders staple articles % household utihF
and ornament such tables ~ all design. ana SUI
az finish 30 mNials. foot Irsfs sfahd.h- aVt' vi
silk umir. liza shades, aui hIlc tia' q" every wv,
scrpiion. form attractive portion OF a '''"
stock Whrh VIII command WiGr attention N!','.'
at Yesterdays opening especially liifl''''' D."
tho dis plav ~ wrought iron tNinfc-, liflu"N- '''
plcc outfit for tho rft place, AMI hi' A a. 'I
rcurc.cnilu. the best types 81 f'rrl zoo "'I -'n'
manufacturc n f. well nigh SufrrUuuh' 10 'i'"''''
the complete line ot open fire places 40 h'" -
which 4, on exhibition. for the uim mas I'N. w.
urofuiueut A. q leader IN its pirNcuiai "'Pti ."'l
Srccal attention. however. has been d'N".'' u" N,
Manufacture ~ th'-e articles. iu nov ann 90 ~.
signs mainly ia tie Romano que Louis NJ "''
Imuir, STYLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
run voDpHyyE VIoTJu NAY LIVE

Tho morphine victim, Or c. H. Bradley, who was
sent to bellevue Hospital on Tucsda4 In an almost
diving condition from the haiinal use Of morphine, WA
somew hat better yesterday and hopes are now enter
tanned by Dr. Kcnncf, who has him In charge that his
life may DO spared. TIP to few months ago Dr. Brad-
ley was living IN Chicago In Tic enjoyment of first
rate practice, but tbs morphine habit has proved his
ruin II Is said that ho Is a graduate of Harvard He
ha, been living here for some time on The charity OF
members Of. his own profession, who look pity upon
him. aud has spent what they gave him 10 satisfy his
craving for the deadly drug The doctors say II he
survives the present attack and as aims entirely here
after that he might stl bc able to taho another lease
of life, but return TO morphine VIII make short work
Of him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
CLOSING UP TIE SUBWAYS.



MEN OUT or WORK.
Work on the subways in the city pushed for
ward rapidly yesterday TO complete and MI up all tho
trenches which were open where 1t was possible
extra men were engaged and the forcmen received
instruction rom the Phoenix Construction Company
TO spare no efforts to get all trenches closed Con
tractor CrImmins was not sccn down town and was
said to lie too I'll to leave his house, but he Issued
directions TO his supenntsadents in different parts Of
tho city to prosecute tho work with all vigor AT
the offices of the subway Company in Cortlan1t-st
reports began to come In during tho day OF the progress
that was being made, and at o'clock secretary
Seton stated that all the work would be completed
satisfactorily. In few instances the workmen would
BIO busy until midnight, but this morning all subway
work will virtually DO finished, tho trenches closed
and the pavements restored. In Eighteenth and
Thlrty-cghth sts longer period has been allowed
by the Department Of Public works. owing to delay
that occurred early in the season.
There will probably be less than 900 men engaged
Tomorrow" said Mr.. Seton by the company on the
streets IN various parts Of the city These Will be
occupied In Clearing up odds and ends ana putting
things in order. We have received no further per
mits from General Newton, and the subway Company
expects to comply fully with his Oricrs."
In response TO an Inquiry az to what had Dcen mo
fun result of the seasons work, was -taed that lhe
estimate that all ut $50 miles of pipe hah been
laid I'm the four months since tho work began. az.
at would difficult" continued Mr.. ScUoh, " 10
say what portion OF the entire way has been com
p!cted but should judge that onc-thlh would not
be far out OF the way an estimate. Tue oOO9
men who have gone out OF work during the week ana
will quit work to-day represented pay ron OF
nearly 800 900 a month. The material used by The
company would amount TO a great deal moro In value
and the factories that havo been furnishing LOT US
have been gradually stocking up and most OF them
viii shut down tomorrow We have no quarrel with
General Ncwttn. to get what pnrhi.s We
can TO u~e during the favorable weather Of The
winter work car not be done In very G ID weather,
bui in making connections and on "" could prom
ably keep 1000 men at work several days week